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Amherst councilors encourage more public input on waste hauler request for proposals
AMHERST — Concerns over the operation of the town transfer station, should a pay-as-you-throw curbside trash, recycling and compost system be implemented, have led Town Council members to call for a…
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5mSenior class leading Smith College women's volleyball to another historic season
NORTHAMPTON — On Friday, Smith College women’s volleyball got a look at what it’s going to take if they want to make a long run in the NCAA Tournament in November. The Bears hosted their toughest opponent of the season to date, Wesleyan, in a match that went the full five sets. The Cardinals entered the day ranked 10th in the NCAA Power Index (NPI) and 13th in the American Volleyball Coaches Association poll (AVCA). After dropping the first set, Smith bounced back to win sets two and three, both by identical, 25-19, scores. Wesleyan didn’t crumbled despite being down. The […]
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3mThere is a Season with Molly Parr: A 20-year recipe not to mess with
Recipes develop over time: I make tweaks over the years, marking up my cookbooks with notes along the margins. Sometimes I find myself adopting recipes to suit my kids’ tastes, softening the ingredient list and removing the spice in dishes until they don’t look anything like the original recipe. Not for the worse, just different. But some need less changing than others. They resist changing all but the smallest changes, bending slightly to convenience or preference. This hot dressing for Asian greens is one of those recipes that needs no adjusting. What are Asian Greens? Think mizuna, a Japanese mustard green […]
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3mThe O’s liquor license suspended in Sunderland after underage drinking found by ABCC investigators
The liquor license for The O's Music Bar in Sunderland is scheduled to be suspended on Nov. 2 and 3 following an investigation by the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission into underage drinking violations.
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2mMill River Greenway construction underway on Williamsburg’s South Main Street after 15 years of debate
WILLIAMSBURG — After 15 years of planning, opposition, support, votes and plenty of controversy, the Mill River Greenway is now becoming a concrete reality. Work began over the past couple of weeks on the project, which involves constructing a 2.4-mile walking and bicycling path connecting the village centers of Williamsburg and Haydenville to the Mass […]
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5mArea Briefs: Easthampton talk spotlights Cuban Alzheimer’s drug
Easthampton talk spotlights Cuban Alzheimer’s drug EASTHAMPTON — Ben Grosscup will talk about his trip to Cuba to seek treatment for his mother’s Alzheimer’s disease at the next Cuba in the Valley Films program, Monday, Nov. 2, at 7 p.m. at Luthier’s Co-op, 108 Cottage St. During a two-week trip to Havana, Grosscup met with […]